The social media runway: How online trends shape fashion in high school
What people wear can often be an indication of who they really are. “Most of the people I have met reflect their style,” says WHS junior Preet Bhagat.
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Tears of the Kingdom: The best DLC $70 can buy
Among the many high profile game releases of 2023, Tears of the Kingdom (TotK), was arguably one of the most anticipated…
The evolution of rom-coms: Positive or negative?
Ever since the release of the first romantic comedy, the fusion of displaying romantic relationships alongside a lighthearted, humorous plot took the world by storm, improving drastically as time has gone on.
Combatting creative burnout
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Art is dead
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The impact of “2014 Forest Hills Drive”
The “2014 Forest Hill Drive” album by J Cole is an example of why music can be so much more than just lyrics and a beat.
Taylor Swift: Conquering the music industry
In the past year, Taylor Swift has transformed from a musician into an international sensation and a household name.
The ballad of prequels and expectations
When people hear of The Hunger Games, their minds automatically think of the beloved characters of Peeta Mellark and Katniss Everdeen. However, they are nowhere to be found in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes…
Dominic Fike’s Sunburn
Singer songwriter Dominic Fike’s new album, Sunburn, was released on July 7. Interesting name, right? Fike grew up in sunny Naples, Florida, which inspires many of his songs, including the ones on this album.